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| The neighborhood in Brooklyn seen here (Boerum Hill) has lately become celebrity central. But my good (and un-famous) friends also live there. That's why the movie stars flock here—they can blend in seamlessly because their neighbors (like most New Yorkers) just aren't star-struck. [To see more shadow shots, go here.] |
Sunday, April 29, 2012
Shadow Shot Sunday
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Sunny Sunday too there!
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ReplyDeleteVivid! A crimson-kissed, high-contrast black-and-white photo, that isn’t, but is as hypnotic as a Gregorian chant. My ears—yes, but seldom have my eyes been so entranced.
ReplyDeleteThere is a section in the local paper with each day’s celebrity birthdays. Most of the time I don’t have a clue who anyone under 50 might be. Are “celebrities” coming and going faster these days or is it just the standard perception of we archeosaurs (ancient dinosaur-like, humanoid bipeds)?
Living in the center of the world as you New Yorkers do makes all of you into celebrities of place compared to we bumpkins looking in. How could an “officially-recognized-by-the-media” celebrity hope to stand out among any of you? Apparently they don’t.
Sol y sombra!
ReplyDeleteWhatever - this is a wonderful composition for SSS -
ReplyDeletesuch gems as these can also be seen in Manhattan
and the interest for mini gardens around trees is
growing each year. It is getting quite competitive!
STRONG SHADOWS--I love the way you framed this!!!
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Love the shadow the gate is casting as opposed to the rest of the fence.
ReplyDeleteLovely shadows! And wonderful with the burst of red flowers!
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